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I loved Inside Out & Back Again. It overwhelmed me with all kinds of different feelings: anger, sadness, laughter, kindness, but mostly nostalgia. In her book, Thanhhà Lai makes us recall childhood memories we never truly experienced. It feels real, though. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to experience a new childhood, a reminiscence of a past they never had.



A LITTLE BIT OF CONTEXT ABOUT INSIDE OUT AND BACK AGAIN


Thanhhà Lai is a poet from Vietnam. She mainly writes children's books, but I think everyone should read Inside Out & Back Again at least once in their lifetime. She now lives in New York with her family. Inside Out & Back Again won awards such as the National Book Award.

WHAT TO READ IF YOU LIKE READING INSIDE OUT AND BACK AGAIN

If you enjoyed reading Inside Out & Back Again, I recommend reading Milk and Honey by Rupi Kaur. I don't think I'll ever stop recommending it. It's great, it will make you feel good—what more can I say, honestly?



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“Ha’s voice is full of humor and hope.” — School Library Journal (starred review)

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